Lcda. Daralis Marián Alicea Cordero como Fiscal Auxiliar II del Departamento de Justicia, en ascenso.

2025-2028 Session

Promotes Daralis Marian Alicea Cordero to Fiscal Auxiliar II in the Puerto Rico Department of Justice, subject to Senate confirmation.

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Summary of NM 434 (Session 2025-2028, Jurisdiction: Puerto Rico)

Purpose and intent

The bill proposes the appointment and advancement of Lcda. Daralis Marian Alicea Cordero to a higher professional position within the Department of Justice of Puerto Rico.

Specifically, it seeks the nomination and confirmation of her ascent to the role of Fiscal Auxiliar II (Assistant Fiscal II) in the Department of Justice.

Key provisions and changes

Designation/Promotion: The core provision is the elevation of Daralis Marian Alicea Cordero to Fiscal Auxiliar II, signaling a career advancement within the department.

Confirmation process: The bill accompanies a formal nomination and requests counsel and consent from the Senate of Puerto Rico, in line with constitutional and legal procedures for executive-branch appointments.

Scope of position: The targeted position is within the Office of the Department of Justice, reflecting a higher grade and increased responsibilities compared to the current role.

Who or what would be affected

Primary impact: Daralis Marian Alicea Cordero, advancing from Fiscal Auxiliar I to Fiscal Auxiliar II.

Government operations: The Department of Justice would reallocate duties, supervision, and any associated salary, benefits, and reporting lines to reflect the higher rank.

Oversight bodies: The Senate of Puerto Rico would participate in the confirmation process, as required by the constitutional framework.

Procedural and timeline aspects

Nomination: The bill records the nomination of Daralis Marian Alicea Cordero on June 15, 2026.

Referral: It notes that the nomination was referred to appropriate Senate committees for consideration.

Next steps: After committee review, the Senate would vote to grant counsel and consent, completing the appointment process if approved.

Additional notes

The bill text provided appears to be a formal nomination letter rather than a full legislative bill with broader policy provisions. The central action is a promotion/ascenso within the Department of Justice, subject to Senate confirmation.

No additional fiscal impact details (e.g., salary level or budgetary implications) are included in the text provided, but these typically accompany such promotions.

If you’d like, I can compare this bill to typical promotion-related nominations in Puerto Rico or extract potential fiscal and seniority implications once more details are available.